The vanilla smoky scent of Herod is a winning stallion from the 18th century. Born in 1758, Herod was owned by the Duke of Cumberland, the third son of King George II. Although Herod was not a particularly great racehorse, he himself contributed to the Thoroughbred breed as an excellent sire. Exuding a smoky vanilla scent, the royal fragrance epitomizes a blend of diverse notes. Starting with a base of woody notes of vanilla pods, cedarwood, vetiver, patchouli, cypress, musk, the fragrance boasts floral middle notes of osmanthus, tobacco leaves and incense, inviting spicy notes of cinnamon and pepperwood. A combination that is both regal and exotic, the new Herod is truly an echo of its namesake's stunning reputation.
